"In the future, everyone will be world famous for fifteen minutes." Andy Warhol's visionary tagline -- a ubiquitous reality in today's social media whirl. Photos are endlessly posted to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook in an attempt to visually chronicle "life." Yet, it was pop artist Andy Warhol (1928-1987) whose outrageous spin on the art of personal branding long preceded the selfie stick. Warhol, whose oeuvre featured iconic celebrity portraits, a variety of soup de jours and countless candid...
"In the future, everyone will be world famous for fifteen minutes." Andy Warhol's visionary tagline -- a ubiquitous reality in today's social media whirl. Photos are endlessly posted to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook in an attempt to visually chronicle "life." Yet, it was pop artist Andy Warhol (1928-1987) whose outrageous spin on the art of personal branding long preceded the selfie stick. Warhol, whose oeuvre featured iconic celebrity portraits, a variety of soup de jours and countless candid...
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